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- Neighborhoods:
- Central Richmond, Northwest
- Categories:
- Restaurants
- Cuisine:
- Japanese
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October 02, 2008
Editorial Review. Stop in for dinner at this Outer Richmond corner spot for reasonably priced sushi specialty rolls and Japanese favorites like udon and curry.
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October 27, 2002
Enter the Dragon....
26's Corner is nice small Japanese restaurant at 26th Ave and Clement St. Very nice people running it (family I think), with pleasant service. Good selection on menu, but we home in on the Dragon Roll. This is a roll with two shimp tempura wrapped in rice, topped with alternating strips of unagi and avacado, then sprinkled with sauce and tobiko. Very nice colorful presentation and it tastes great. There is now a King Dragon roll which replaces the shrimp with soft shell crab. Miso soup, amaebi, tea, etc. are good too. But we're there for the Dragons!
We live nearby, so parking may be tough, but there are tougher areas to park in SF. You can also get your food to go. Grading harsher than I might because there's so many great restaurants in SF.
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